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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"Turn out to be"
"If he turns out to be in here, I am gonna kill him."
The meaning of "to turn out to be" is " to show up" or "to be proven"? Or either one is possible in context? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
The meaning of "to turn out to be" is " to show up" or "to be proven"? Or either one is possible in context? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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If I understand the intended meaning correctly, I would write it a different way. If it turns out that he is in here, I am going to kill him.
- If I understand the intended meaning correctly, I would write it a different way.
- If it turns out that he is in here, I am going to kill him.
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If I understand the intended meaning correctly, I would write it a different way.
If it turns out that he is in here, I am going to kill him.
If it turns out that he is in here, I am going to kill him.
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